Scout Patrol Patches
As Seen in Boy’s Life and Scouting Magazines
Awesome Scout, Meet Awesome Patch… We have been waiting for you!
Over 100+ patches to choose from!
In-Stock Scout Patrol Patches
All patrol patches are approved by BSA® for Official Uniform wear.
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Ordering Custom Patrol Patches
You can now order as few as 10 custom patrol patches!
- • Turnaround is about 4 weeks
- • Price per patch is only $6.99 each
- • Minimum order is 10 patches
After the initial 10, extra patches are only $2.99 each.
Contact us to today to get started.
Download a custom patrol patch order worksheet PDF format
What about 50pc minimums? The extras are sold here
BSA Rules for Patrol Patches
Uniform Wear patrol patch requirements:
- • 2″ round patches
- • Background is khaki twill or thread
- • Maximum of 3 other thread colors
- • Not be offensive
- • Not use licensed images
- • Design approved by the BSA
ClassB will make sure your patch is OK for BSA uniform wear!
Free Patrol Patch Poster
Patrol Patches are great for Webelos Den’s Too!
Patrol Patch Placement
Learn about placement on troop and pack uniformsBuild Patrol Spirit
Choosing a patrol name can sometimes be a fun process. Usually it’s a learning experience for the scouts in the patrol. They learn how to compromise and make a decision about something important to them. Self-identification. In my scouting experience, we always had non-standard patrol names. It’s just the way the troops worked. My first patrol was the dolphins. We squeaked for our patrol cheer. We were supposed to make the patches ourselves, but in the end, my mom (founder of ClassB) made the patches with oil paint on a blank patch. My next patrol was the lynx patrol. We used the generic bobcat patrol patch and always had to explain we were the lynx, not the bobcats :( In both cases, I believe that choosing any patrol name we wanted, gave us ownership of the patrol. We always had great patrol spirit, imho. – Eric
Patch Sustainability Efforts
ClassB is switching to 100% recycled PE plastic for the backer on embroidered BSA patches! We will use the current stock up and should be fully transitioned to recycled plastic by the end of 2021. We are very proud of the increased sustainability of our scout patches. It was difficult to get the chemistry right for the ink to be stable on the plastic during the heat process. The first rolls of the backer are OK (see picture). Print quality is getting better with every roll.
BSA patches have an option to use 2 stickers in place of the plastic backer. We can do this, but the stickers just don’t hold up with the humidity and temperature variation. Many will come off and generate litter, increasing the total waste stream.
Patches that are not BSA licensed can skip the backer all together for even more sustainability.
BSA patches have an option to use 2 stickers in place of the plastic backer. We can do this, but the stickers just don’t hold up with the humidity and temperature variation. Many will come off and generate litter, increasing the total waste stream.
Patches that are not BSA licensed can skip the backer all together for even more sustainability.